Valve adjustment have a 26 hp cub cadet, how do I adjust the valves

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I'm not sure what you mean by going in faster but if that's the case pull your arms back quicker. If you want it to go faster in reverse then adjust the screws on the motion levers located kind of at the base of the levers. I hope this helps as the adjustment is pretty self explanatory once you find it. Their are numerous other adjustments you'll be learning as you go that will come in handy and make you enjoy your mower more. Such as mower disengagement, I hated that just because I wanted to back up one inch and the blades stop turning! Well, guess what. There's an adjustment that will disable this little feature located in about the same spot as the other adjustment. Search it and figure out all the neat little secrets and I hope you'll come to love yours as much as I do mine. I've had my Z Force 50 for over two years now and have mowed for 150 hours in that little time and I still love it. I just wish someone would come out with a cheaper after market blade because you will be going through them.

SOURCE: craftsman 17,5hp valve adjustment

They may have it at www.briggsandstratton.com ...i hope this will help.....Keith

SOURCE: valve lash setting cub cadet push mower 173cc

should be set at 0.004 thou

SOURCE: after adjusting deck 1042 cub cadet still cuttinglow right side

try checking to see if perhaps the blade is bent if not blade maybe the spindle or possibly the bearings are bad on the spindles causing them to not run true, also are all tires inflated properly good luck

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Overhead Valve Engines with solid lifters need a valve adjustment as part of routine maintenance. This is normal wear for every brand using solid lifters.
Hope this helps.